The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-03-24


Mr.. Geo. W. Bishop, of New York, dealer in
horses, will be in Belfast on Saturday for the pur
pose of buying horses.
Miss Dora Wiley, who has become resident of |
Bangor, will soon appear in concerts with the |
Apollo Quartette in Bucksport and Ellsworth
Mr.. Fred W. Nichols, who recently sold out a
stable business in stockton, has bought the livery
stable of W. F. Reed on Columbia street Bangor |
Tie county commissioners were in town on Mon |
day and Tuesday in reference to the building of n
jacrs residence, but have not perfected their
plans.
The Daughters of Rebckah on Tuesday eve ming
presented handsome syertea set to Mrs Florence
A. Clough, of this city Past Noble Grand of the
Lodge.
sehrs. Fannie 4 Edith and Nathan CLIFFORD have
hauled out of the tier and are fitting away for bust
ness scnr. Annie l.. Mckccn has hauled across
the harbor and is loading lee for Jacksonville.
Last week the Belfast Jail had sixty inmates, the
largest number of which we have any recollection.
This tramp nuisance grows, and the bills the people
have to pay on account of it increase correspond
| ngly.
The first founders of the season caught
last week hy Frank Slower. Capt. Bramhall had
previously bought 100 which were caught in Sears
port and which he sold for twenty and twenty
five cents per 'loz
| vessel was at this port Tuesday from Isle au
liaut for materials to be used in building summer
cottages. large amount of building is in contem
paton there and it is gratifying that Belfast Is TO
| reap some benefit from it.
| QUICK Run. Schr Charlotte 7. Sibley, Capt.
Bartlett Of this city, arrived at Boston last Thurs
day evening fifty -four hours from New York
| steam boat time The vessel has arrived in Belfast
ami will load ice for Jacksonville
Winterpurt is becoming one of the most attract
/ i've places Imaginable for the Bangor young men
who dance. and every announcement of a social
| hop there carries party down from Bangor. The
next attraction Is an Easter ball which will attract
many from this city Bangor Commercial
y BENEFIT. The many friends of Nh Charles
j. Burgess. Of this city, propose TO give him Il
benefit on Thursday evening next. The affair is i'll
competent hands and will be success. Sanborn's
full orchestra will give concert, be followed by
dancing.
! There is quite an exodus of ship carpenters from
| Penobscot county TO Port Blakey, W. T., where
many have tound employment in the ship yard of
! Hall Brothers. Among the departures last week
We're Il. Il, Howard and Hem! Gregg of Brewer
and Christopher Holmes of Orlington
The oldest daughter of MI, and Mrs. +. J. Moli-
son Of Philhrook, Montana, who has been spend
ing the winter it'll relatives in this city has been
4 seriously ILL., but hopes are now entertained of her
| recovery. she is very bright and loveale girl
and her Illness has caused general soictude.
Mcssr>. Charles CLARK and Henry Contlon of
this city, left Monday for Matinicus island, where
they will engage in the fishing business. This is
! Mr. Cilrks fourteenth season at the island He
| goes into camp and conducts the business in small
boats. Tie lobster is the first receive attention
Brooks i moving in the matter of rcfunding her
let under authority granted at the last session of
the Legislature, and as the amount is small and
the security good the transaction will no doubt he
speedily arranged. a special town meeting will be
called To authorize the sclectmen TO take certain
necessary steps preparatory to refundinE.
MIR %. r. Webster las made ii model and will
make the moulds FOX Il small light draft side
wheel steamer to be used swan Lake. The
craft will be 40 feet long hull 10 feet wide and II
feet over all andships. She will have Il small
hou-r ant for shelter i'll case of storm The boat
will be built the coming summer hy the tunning-
hams oi Nwansille mills, who will use her for
pleasure purpose ~ the lake,
SCHOOL MEETING, The annual school meeting
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school room on saturday afternoon at : O'Clock.
In addition to the regular routine business the
question Of heating the two buildings, ON the
Common, with steam will COME ui steam heat is
preferable and more economical than the present
method Of heating ami the only question will he
~ 10 who shall he given the contract.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Onion of
this city will celebrate thirteenth anniversary
neNt "Wednesday afternoon and evening in tine
paror Of the Unitarian church, and all the fur,u,r
members are cordially invited tn lie present At
til" afternoon meeting Nlr-. Wm, H. Eurrill win
read history Of the Union and there Will be pa-
pers and addresses from others There will he Il
picnic supper in the evening
CHrECu NOTES. There will he the usual ser
ices at the North church next sunday, Mr.. Hack
officiating. Tile monthly envelopes will be taken
up....Rcy. G.. W. jenkins preached at Norwich,
Ct, la~t sunday, Rev l.. VI. Burlington supplying
his pulpit here ....Ihcrc viii hc morning and
evening services at the Univcrsali-t church next
sunday. The topic Of the pastor at the evening
service will be I.ot Me Run
Mr.. l.. \. Dow, of nrigadirr's island who bought
part Of the herd of Parker 4 otis and j. also a
large owner and breeder Of fine cattle, saws he
finds very erroneous i,ica, prevailing in regard to
tuberculosis. He SAYS there has been Il ease Of
tine ai.n,s. il, N,iur sine. It .,,,,c t,,., ,,,o,,
j. mo ,l.,,ror from, if ,,I tl,o+ ,,,,. fa ,, m ,
le-sly alarmed. He considers the disease similar
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house ana ylcnnt lot ut fine corner of WirtI,iI, and
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Journal
Mi. ilirhborn is 4 stockton boy, a cousin of Mis-
Iichborn of this Cit, and has been cunNcctrd with
the First National Bank Of Augusta for several
Years He is the author of a very pleasing article
entitled "Canoeiu., in l,euurbcc (ouutv - uuIlisb
ell in the February number of the New Enuland
Magazine.
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possess some :" 'he "ts' tfottlnG blood to he touhi
w WIS county iar"dSoh Is closely related to
-h"u' =, tilc fastest tfottllS Morse IN te WGfN.
vs. aek il close readinG OF the pedigree OF these
ANIMALS.
Mrs. Il. +. Wells. of this citv announces n rood
assortment of sprinr millinery Mrs Wells al